Wellbeing resources
The Senate House Library wellbeing resources are available to all our members. Explore this page to find out what’s in our Wellbeing Collection, and for information about other sources of support, advice and guidance.
Senate House Library offers an extensive range of wellbeing resources to all our members, including:
- A dedicated collection of physical and digital books covering a wide range of issues and themes, plus links to further supportive resources from a variety of organisations.
- Information on where you can turn for help.
- A programme of wellbeing events, workshops and drop-in clinics hosted by the library, covering things like managing finances, coping with stress, housing issues – and much more!
Support available within the °®ÆＧ of London (and Federal Member Institutions)
This section sets out many of the supportive resources available at °®ÆＧ of London and Federal Member Institutions. For further information about any institution’s resources please contact that institution directly.
Please note that all the listed resources are hosted by °®ÆＧ of London or Federal Member Institutions, and are principally designed to support people affiliated with those institutions. If you are affiliated with different institutions then similar resources may be available, and you should check their website or contact them to find out what support they offer. Senate House Library is not responsible for linked content on third party websites.
List of °®ÆＧ of London federal member institutions
(In-person)
(In-person)
(Online Counselling)
(Harassment Policies)
(Including information on counselling services)
(Reporting harassment and violence)
Other support
Other sources of support, advice and guidance
This section sets out external sources of support from a range of third party organisations. Please note that as all these resources are hosted by third parties, Senate House Library is not responsible for the content of the links.
Subject areas
National:
Local:
previously, Westminster Drug Project)
National:
(Women)
(Male domestic abuse victims)
(Honour-based violence and forced marriage)
(For African Women)
Local:
National:
Local:
(Support for those sleeping rough in Westminster)
National:
(Eating Disorders)
Local:
National:
(Getting Free Legal Advice)
(Legal Advice for the Individual)
(Finding Free or Affordable Legal Help)
Local:
Nearest Locations:
(Student Mental Health Charity)
(Advice Helpline for Students run by Students)
(Support for victims of assault/harassment)
Local:
(Bereavement)
(LGBT helpline)
(Food Banks)
Senate House Library Wellbeing collection
The SHL Wellbeing Collection contains a wide range of self-help and other resources addressing a wide range of themes and topics. These SHL wellbeing resources are intended as a source of informal advice and information only. They are not a substitute for personalised treatment. Where this is required please contact a qualified professional, and in an emergency always call 999.
If you are a member of the Library and would like to arrange an informal discussion around any wellbeing concerns or issues with the °®ÆＧ of London, you are welcome to contact the °®ÆＧ of London Student Health and Wellbeing Manager, Adrian Clarke. Again this is not a substitute for personalised treatment, and in an emergency you should always call 999.